Pick three of the texts we have read in class and discuss how each has dealt with Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, or Christianity. How did that religion inform that text? What does that text’s discussion of religion tell you about the people of the time period? How does that text and its discussion of the religion help a reader understand that religion better?
While there is no one text or creed that forms the basis of all Hindu beliefs, several texts are considered fundamental to all branches of Hinduism. These texts are generally divided into two main groups: eternal, revealed texts, and those based upon what humanity has learned and written down. The Vedas are an example of the former, while the two great epics, the Mahabharata and Ramayana, belong to the latter category. For centuries, texts were transmitted orally, and the priestly caste, or brahmans, was entrusted with memorization and preservation of sacred texts. The Vedas are considered a timeless revelation, and a source of unchanging knowledge that underlies much of present-day Hindu practices.
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